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You have applied for an Erasmus or university exchange and you are coming to spend a semester in Barcelona. Great decision! Benvinguts a Barcelona! Before you embark on your journey, it’s…
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Finding accommodation in Barcelona is quite easy compared to other European cities such as Paris or London. The prices are reasonable and the offering is vast, which is quite encouraging….
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Visiting Barcelona can really take it out of you! If you need to recharge, then a little spa trip is always a good idea. Spa: Aire de Barcelona Pools, ponds,…
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The Ramblas avenue (also called La Rambla) is the best known and the busiest street in Barcelona. Linking the Plaça de Catalunya to the port, it is unavoidable for all…
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Just like the Palau Robert, the Palau de la Virreina is an exhibition centre installed in an old private residence bought by the Barcelona city hall. We strongly recommend you…
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Barcelona in September or October is extremely pleasant: the armies of tourists have left the city and it’s sunny without being suffocating. It’s also the perfect time to re-centre yourself…
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The Picasso Museum,the Miró Foundation, the Catalan National Art Museum or the Barcelona Contemporary Art Museum are the names that come to mind when we think of art in Barcelona….
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Barcelona is one of the cities with the most public art in the world. But that hasn’t always been the case! Until the 19th Century, public space was limited due…
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Since the 18th Century, one of the strongest traditions in Catalonia is the formation of castells (castles in English), human towers several storeys high. Public performances regularly take place, particularly…
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The National museum of Catalan Art (MNAC) is unmissable: housed in a magnificent palace, it reigns over the city from the Montjuïc hill and exhibits paintings, frescoes, and sculptures dating…
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